DTH at a Glance: This place is a dump

Happy Monday, UNC! Basketball is back, the University is working through some stuff and Orange County is getting trashy. Here's the news:

QUICK HITS 

• Something smells fishy here. Community leaders of Orange County are pushing for a waste disposal system that won’t put an extra burden on low-income communities.
• Struggling to register for the classes you want? So are writers for the Duke Chronicle — they’ve been prohibited from taking a Duke professor’s class, according to his syllabus. 
• “It’s not just about the music, but the mentorship and the fulfillment that these kids get.” UNC’s Musical Empowerment provides music lessons to underprivileged children, who will perform in a recital this Saturday. 

SPORTS!

• Juniors Kenny Williams and Luke Maye shone in Friday’s season opener against Northern Iowa, which UNC won 86-69. Also notable: first-years Garrison Brooks, Sterling Manley and Jalek Felton, making their debut on and off the court. 
• The women’s basketball team edged out Colorado in overtime with an 87-80 victory on Sunday in a hard-fought win.
• “No one is going to get through us.” The women’s soccer team dominated in its first matchup of the NCAA tournament, defeating Hight Point 3-0. 
• The men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams may have lost to the Texas Longhorns this Saturday, but they didn’t exit the pool without breaking a few records. 

AROUND THE UNIVERSITY

• “Right now, Asian-Americans have close to nothing." Professors and student groups are working to add Asian-American studies to the University’s curriculum.
• Silent Sam and curriculum changes were just a few of the hot topics covered in Friday’s Faculty Council meeting. 
• Internet archives - Ever wanted access to all content published online? Brewster Kahle, the founder of the Internet Archive, gave the 2017 Lucile Kelling Henderson Lecture on Friday.